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Business To Business, Mumbai, 19th May, 2026: ratio (NSFR). In a draft circular on Pillar 3 disclosure requirements, banks will also have to explain significant changes in these metrics from previous quarters and key drivers behind such movements.
Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday proposed a revised disclosure framework for banks under the Basel III norms, seeking more granular disclosures on capital adequacy, leverage, liquidity and risk exposure to improve transparency and market discipline.
Under the proposed framework, banks would be required to make quarterly disclosures in a standardised format covering key prudential indicators such as: